Vancouver to Victoria by Seaplane and Ferry

I recommend the seaplane as the view is terrific. We felt safe and relaxed. The ferry was good but as it was dark we didn't see much. Best way to experience both ways of travel

The flight on the seaplane was a great experience, but I even enjoyed the ferry more. Amazing views and even saw some whales next to the ferry.

Taking a seaplane was an amazing experience - a must do. The ferry was very smooth and the views were beautiful. Oh and Victoria - simply a beautiful place to visit. Many cute shops and the Empress hotel is a must see.

We had an awesome experience with the seaplane from Vancouver to Victoria on Sept. 19 2021. It was very easy to check in, the plane was on time and a very smooth ride both taking off and landing. Would highly recommend this.

Very well organized and very nice. I recommend the trip to all the trip on the plane was the best and enough time to visit Victoria

Sea plane flight was just amazing and breath taking and exciting. Coach and Ferry ride is a bit long but allows you to see things from different angle and a bit outside the city. Great experience overall. We will recommend it to friends for sure.

Our family loved the flight! Very Nice experience, we had a lovely day in Victoria. Bus ride and ferry were also good but longer. We recommend!

Awful You didn’t have any ferry regarding to mentioned to tor an website and i have paid 500$ extra for ferry and call several times for refund my money and also they forced us to comeback at 4 pm and we didn’t have enough time there and you wasted my day an my 1000$ I am going to put bad review on trip advisor and google and all famous channels that you are fraudulent Thank you

What a great way to save time on a day trip to Victoria! The seaplane ride was about 35 minutes and all ran smoothly. I was impressed by the seaplane office - they have a very nice free coffee bar so you can get a beverage while you wait to board. Take off and landing were smooth, and you land very centrally in the city of Victoria. We chose this option so that we could see what we wanted. We grabbed breakfast at Jam Café, walked through Chinatown, walked through the downtown area to the Parliament building, then cabbed it out to Butchart Garden. The cab ride there was about 30 minutes and cost $50 one way. I believe there is a bus you can also take that is less expensive (but takes longer), but you have to watch the clock so the bus could be difficult. We took the 8:30 seaplane, landed shortly after 9, then had to be at the bus terminal in downtown Victoria (behind the Empress Hotel) by 3:15. We boarded the bus at 3:45, drove to the ferry terminal (which took about 40 minutes). The bus drove on to the ferry. We exited the bus (You aren't allowed to remain in your vehicle), sat up and enjoyed the 1.5 hour ferry ride to Vancouver. About 15 minutes before you dock, you walk back down to the bus and it drives you off the ferry and heads for Vancouver. That drive took about 45 minutes (the ferry terminal is a fair way outside Vancouver). It leaves you out at the Vancouver bus terminal, which may or may not be walkable from your hotel. We noticed a couple people get off at hotels we passed, so we hopped off at one of those stops so we could walk to our hotel. We got back to our hotel around 7:15. Overall, this is a great way to see Victoria on your own without having to worry about transport to and from.

I thought this tour included local guide for city tour but this is on your own, I needed to buy city bus hop on hop off to see around at Victoria island until the bus started at 10:30am, I enjoyed seaplane ride and shuttle bus at ferry ride for return back downtown city, however the final drop off at Pacific centre train station was far away from the Canada Place where we started, but overall is good experience, thanks